... against the appointment of English-speaking rectors and curates to Welsh-speaking parishes, although there was no necessity for this action, Welsh-speaking clergymen were in many cases appointed to English-speaking parishes. The deputation gave expression ...

... —1 regret say that not one of the industries you mention exists the preseuv day in Ballytnascanlon. Only this morning wa> speaking to man in the neighbourhood (his age being over 101 years), who remembers distinctly the corn mills, oat mills, and iron ...

... TRANSVAAL. SPEECH BY PRESIDENT KRUGER. Pretoria, December 23. The Pnaident ia actirely prosecuting hia election campaign. Speaking at a meeting at Potcbefetioom yeaterfay, stated that the report that the members of the Execotire drew £20,000 a year from ...

... DUFFERIN, the English Ambassador to the Quirinal, gave grand reception the other evening, to which all the distinguished English speaking ecclesiastics of Home were invited. He has got the Palace of the Embassy, near the Porte Pia, done in splendid style, and ...

... po&sihle. minutely digest in writing beforehand the substance, and even the form, of bis address; otherwise, though ho may speak ably, ho will be apt not to make in all respects au ;ibl© speech, lie roust entirely possess himself beforehand of the mam ...

... put their faith in princes and deceived. How can a bankrupt Government come to the relief of anybody. Figures speak for themselves, and speak with eloquent tongue. The total Italian deficit for the past few years reaches the jolly sum of 510,000,000 francs ...

... should held in Greenock. There was also motion standing in the of the Heart Knu Branch that the be held in Glasgow. delegate, speaking behalf that branch, proposed to withdraw the motion. Sullivan, as a m that district, objected, and formally moved that the ...

... 1, s :1 To a stranger I bou - A .1. s :1 the priest I home, or .d ,r :n .n |r :n 1 would speak a word The priest’s «t home, boy, and maj be seen *Tis «iuj speaking with rather Green But jou must wait till I go and sea If the holy father alone may be. ...

... who can lead us as nobody was ever able to lead any Irish cause ; a man who has raised the Irish cause beyond the level— I speak in practical sense—to which it was raised Grattan or by O’Connell (hear, hear) —I ask you are we going to change that man, ...

... AFFAIRS OF THE IRISH CHURCH. The warm and affectionate manner of the Pontiff when speaking of the devotion and fidelity of the Irish people greatly impressed their lordships. Each of the prelates had the pleasure of offering large sum Peter’s Pence a ...

... in the d«V' when it secured a »;• salutarr development ;n our p'’'* tics. Mr. Dillon. Mr. O'Brien, r.nd Mr. Daritt. not to speak of Mr Edward and Mr. T. P. O’Connor and the.r n.in-.r. and, we trust, stall paid satellite*, kind of political haze. Mr. Thomas ...

... Supenor Person. Literature” also asks sarcastically where the Irish speaking districts are, if it were unaware that, according to the census yl, some 800,000 people in Ireland speak that is to say, roughly per cent of the entire population the country ...